News: Graduate College

woman walking away from slot machines
Research |

An expert from UNLV's International Gaming Institute explains how it differs from problem gambling.

two people working on an engine
Campus News |

Team climbs to new heights in standings at Baja SAE competition in a year where the rubber never met the road.

full body image of Joy MckKenna
People |

Seeing opportunities to meet needs during the COVID-19 crisis, the 2020 summer Ph.D. graduate stepped in to help. 

Homero Hidalgo ghost dog artwork
Arts and Culture |

UNLV graduate art students take “library” as their prompt in the upcoming group exhibition on display through Nov. 29.

Close-up photo of man standing among trees
People |

This new employee in the career services office wants others across campus to join him in helping students on their career journeys.

A woman in a suit leans against a stone wall
People |

Outstanding Faculty Award winner Alona Angosta progressed from bachelor's to master's to tenured faculty at the university that made her feel welcome.

A girl holds a stethoscope to a teddy bear
People |

Nurses juggling health care work with keeping families safe during the pandemic.

UNLV mechanical engineering student Alexandrea Washington poses for a portrait in the Engineering Building courtyard
Campus News |

Alexandrea Washington to create soft robotic platform capable of traversing extraterrestrial terrains.

Lisa Levine
People |

A Scholarship Fund Honoring Regent Sam Lieberman Draws Community Support

portrait of Matthew Montalto, Admissions Analyst, Graduate College. 
People |

It may not be the theater Matthew Montalto once dreamed of working in, but the admissions analyst loves his job at the UNLV Graduate College.

upclose shot of man with sensors on his head
Research |

Alumnus Andrew Nordin develops technique that provides clearest view yet of how the brain responds to obstacles when people are walking or running.

Nicole Santero at home, surrounded by BTS memorabilia, including a poster.
People |

Nicole Santero balances her job communicating about the School of Public Health with her doctoral research on the BTS phenomenon.